RetiredJarhead
Alpha
I sometimes wear a tuxedo w/vest and tails. I normally carry IWB .380 when so garbed. Not my EDC, but it works. No one has ever called me out on it printing. What say you?
Tuxedo with tails
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RetiredJarhead
Alpha
RetiredJarhead
Alpha
I'm an officer in a Masonic Lodge in PA. Once a month I need to "tux up" Not supposed to carry, but my thought is, if they don't know I'm carryin' whats the problem.
Onewolf426
Professional
Never wore a tux, and don't have any plans to. I have two suits, one from my wedding and one for other occasions. Regular everyday wear is jeans and tshirt/polo/dress shirt, depending on activity for the day. Always try to dress up nice for my wife when we go out. Otherwise, vagabond.
Sld1959
Ronin
For 20 years I worked in IT in the Automobile industry. For about the first 10 it was suit and tie, then shirt and tie. The last 5 were business casual. Firearms were strictly verboten, a firing offense.
Most of the time I carried several knives no firearm. But upon occasion, especially when visiting other plants in some areas I carried a P3AT in a pocket holster. No one was ever the wiser and I never felt underarmed.
Most of the time I carried several knives no firearm. But upon occasion, especially when visiting other plants in some areas I carried a P3AT in a pocket holster. No one was ever the wiser and I never felt underarmed.
HayesGreener
Ronin
In a previous life I frequently wote a tux for duty assignments. A shoulder holster did duty under the tux
RetiredJarhead
Alpha
HansGruber
Ronin
A Walther PPK in .32, worn in a chamois shoulder holster.
Although the last time I played dress-up and was armed, it was a Colt 1908 .25 tucked behind the cummerbund…I was a groomsman, and my buddy said he wanted everyone packing (no reason, it was what he wanted…).
Although the last time I played dress-up and was armed, it was a Colt 1908 .25 tucked behind the cummerbund…I was a groomsman, and my buddy said he wanted everyone packing (no reason, it was what he wanted…).
Always wore a suit doing executive protection, as opposed to a sport coat as a Detective. Never wore a tux. Always wore a shoulder rig if expecting any potential trouble. Normally, a S&W Sigma 40, this was the 90s. Never gave up on the .40, bigger than the 9mm and more penetration than the .45. Maybe because I already reloaded for the 38-40, which is nearly the same round.
RetiredJarhead
Alpha
Smart man. Ex's have a habit of making suprise appearances.
HansGruber
Ronin
Not in this case…on either side of the aisle.
It was more “hey, I want to do this…” by the groom, and we obliged.
Pitdogg2
Professional
Me too...If i’m in a suit they’re probably lowering me into the ground
Bassbob
Emissary
I look good in a suit.
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